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… a number of schools for years. In 1951, he left teaching to become Organising Secretary of the Northern Rhodesian …

… Programme and visited the United States America. From 1972 to 1974 he was director of the art programme at African Music …

… the African National Congress (ANC) in 1923. Click here to read the report on interview with Horatio I. Mbelle, J.W …

… cultural organisation and the following year was invited to take part in the annual Poetry International Festival in …

… Eritrea, Palestine and Namibia. Support was also given to Third World countries in which ruling parties were engaged …

… Game Park, Botswana. Taylor and Burton were both married to other people when they first met. The marriage proceedings …

… formed the country. In 1972, the CLSTP changed its name to MLSTP. During the elections MLSTP won all 16 seats in the …

… the venue for the funeral on Saturday has been changed to the Wattville Stadium. MEMORIAL SERVICE - CAPE TOWN …

… Due to the almost total absence of water, there are few animals …

… edition of the works of Herman Charles Bosman from 1997 to 2006    Internationally, Gray has held fellowships in …

… have built on its fringes, and today it has shrunk to about one half of its original area. It was declared a …

… for the Transvaal, Mr. P.S. Claasen. According to reports, one of the detainees had died while in custody …

… on the site of the old Botanical Garden, which is situated to the West of the City Centre. It was declared a National …

… Joseph Tshabalala, became the first South African group to win a Grammy award. The group won the award for the best …

… of Piketberg. The farm was originally (1838) bequeathed to six of his freed slaves by H. S. Burger. On the death of …

… ranging from disarmament and militarisation of outer space to the environment, poverty and globalisation. The live …

… study on the impact of war on children. The couple decided to tie the knot on Nelson Mandela's 80th birthday. Their …

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. …

… power, the new government was deposed in a coup which led to Lumumba’s arrest. He was executed by a firing squad on 17 …

… and also fluent in isiZulu. His international fame led to his undertaking a series of lecture tours in Spain, the … Encyclopaedia of Literature: Burghers of Calais to Peter Carey Biography. Roy Campbell (Ignatius Royston …

… Georgia in the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Burger is considered to be one of the most hardworking players in South Africa. In …

… monument 17:30 – 20:00 - ATKV Christusfees Here is a link to the full programme:  …

… He studied law at the University of Zambia and went on to form his own law firm, Mwanawasa & Company. He left the …

… June 1964, Sisulu and other treason trialists were taken to Robben Island, where he spent 25 years before being …

… the language as a medium of education in 1976, which led to the Soweto’s student uprising.   …

… Republic of Congo (DRC) was killed by gunshot.  According to reports Kabila was shot by one of his bodyguards in front …

… forces the rebels enjoyed popular support and managed to register some victories. On New Year's Day 1959 the 26 …

… in South Africa. The investigation ultimately led to the formation of the South African Broadcasting …

… had written letters dictated by Seme when he was unable to write after losing an eye in an operation, Buthelezi's …

… General J.C. Smuts of South Africa. Smuts gave substance to the vague aspirations in a paper later published as The …